New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-27


rbuted had been counted was found that So|lo %
had been collected for the Pro hibition campaign A.
The party platform was read To the Convention Dy Hl
Colt chairman Of the Committee Resolutions, as FOL
We Prohibtonst,of New.York. through rspr.senta
tvs u conys9on as'e0s ETaieta a. n 10 anS TO-
Him guidance hereby set forth the following declaration
hat government of and by and people he
permanent snd W to endure only as tho people guard Aceiy
second - Tnat tho liquor traffic, being a foe TO
urdnn 70 sgriev and crime against God amt state
its entire prohiton is demanded by every interest oil SOCIAL
the extinction o; s T3S Ga9 or %GsF cTe. Ss
Fourth That to Tor tax o. the qnor traffic
is to accept OF tho STATE brbe from The states
enemy. and that he who votes io corup1 nn' So
mptug sy'on for the rsvenn" It yioIds Is as su1 ol
anst the state as lao who els his vote 10 corrupt
Fiftat the purity and Of the ballot demand dis
fsnch.cmcnt ior him who sells vote aud also Tor hh VINO
si1h-Thnt n,cs equity alike demand .t The bailot
should be ant that Ne demand The 'nDm,
by ongress to The several tate. OF Natqn ] Con'
ssvent6~rhat oIterm,Ato OF the nanghctnro i'm;
Issue Iefoe ths o both state and Nation 49,
a.sesrnsr. We demand prohibition o. the
nquor rac the most important reform; mat me hea
n sna '" TO- 70 U rs ~ law tht the aw relating TO en- ID
labor and coHpusory education should De sfctV eo %
and rrrsrshs -honld BE- e-t4pse mat just system "t
e"conraged hl the OF sratye b9'Lle,s
Gy 2SrnS dG R." re to the reTad.
o., ho@5 so25 Tape, for cqus work =. pail sEe
sn an y"nen mat We are opposed The hoduE OF large
tracts land FOR specns I've pnrpcs', by any niynGa OF
iS. isrr, and ess p ne, should be dispose Of 70
dIvdua, companies nat would roc ID serve In'
hsy owe sn tst e legal rate TINS state
.h vii be- i.iuceI to per cenl. .,..,,..,.o, ~,
s 'us t9a nI I ' IT, pSg| % TO 9ns rum power
me Iue oi Tie i pu,h4n p-ry ot on
ConsGrona ani the passage ~ recea' Leg 3
s1rsG ii su.i -ce - bi avowoiy - popuiar1e beer
AMI the We Ger 'sf D'll ant.i' @tosnp rho no
i1" cit1'n- and le i'e '. , 'l "pr & ,riiS rim vt1
license nrl,re ~ leg s s"nn'Hs 49, anu 11t,us LIZ, m.
and ~ ami p ~ - lor. pressat4t.vcs
at once. some " tue dceg~'e3 0Jec ed 10 iHe &
20 vote. BIT tho majority Of tho debates
evidently thought hat The energetic women et'n
WHO al! the ir,".b on party ds'orye .ome recoIn12n,
and tLr p.4ak adopted The Committee on i'e~o.u.
ous Of It's own motion Ti,hd =" me pam me ue,".,nj
~Ioui ne settled by ar1ua0n heiug held that exist
ing state laws cover lhs -np'G.:, ~ He fSn'gp {hc
nInk drclarias that the United states should establish
tte plan. debating tAat tie legal ot
intcrcs in ths ,ti'e shoHd he reduced to per cent
%Ge con.ruuon hi been hanmernE Tie p,a'iI Lar
neon rard AT WORK In smaller room ot the rnH mere
seemed % be / urauluou~ Opnl"n lu thlS committee
tl,' the E.y br. Huu'iurt6n.a Methodist Episcopal
r1 I r,,r tl. uon.,ulij On ani az first po tgey ro-
fused 10 accept H. fuerr Wa, also some az a<@.na.
plttiug Protestant ccrc' man al me head oi III,
opositiou iuciudiug that ~ Dr. Hunt ngtOh hlHS'I'
va overcome aud As name ws- put at ihe head oi 'Ne
lie convention adjourned FOR dinner, and af-
ter dinner the Go,rSac~ AMI a.tetnA'e', hediel
ly 10 Prohibition DrH>s ofnd oi SlnE HIns, pa'
/ IA Tel tnsou-h ine principal streets OF sY'@.H c.
When the convention rrs-enDIcd tnr ."nu.1. .r7
ou nominations announced thr Sli'e u'"'' "''e"P
AT III, nominations were at once confirmed by
b tlc couIpuou pE huntington, "uo S"l %,
/ tao platform. "aI summoned to the H1Lt 35 i1"-
t.strl ia q. Ia, A b
"A strong ookins man lie has large heai aud ron-kr@y
hair aul heard HIS 4peecn wa oriet one. lie SAT-;
H D.. TO-. a ic pr hi1it1n rar.y 4ui ,uercorrI have
VII 10 ny best 10 serve tic cause oil TIC no
A.. the Other candidates made brief ,2ccches o thanks
Before the convention closed It' "por' j. - h"Iey.
temperance lrrtuter. de,cr h" bis rem ,n',r,s
+ wljl other Prohibition "orhri'' ID Nieu.cn 'oInP;
los means OF wat he '"Hcl NO No. o'l' ~. l'-,- ',
IGe convention then Sd "''rneI s'Hc H'' inc ,t.' ,
/ mI.fre viii meet in Albany next week ana ues'A '''
/ dr. u. w. g Huntington the candidate for Secreiary
az tate born IA Wuihar y T., IN i@5p MS I'lue'
vas lawyer. Tnc present Candidate Was encteI ia mo
schools oi Vermont Au then in Gen'Ses toce" ~ ms
c.'y which subsequently, he'Aiu" SyrArh" h'''''iy
cSe J"inRs - b vas ,rsns,erred 20 .nr
Grur..c conf. reuec I'm Western New YORK IWi'c pr-
LuutIuL tou , bgeu Presiding .er o. iHIS 'oAicItu,
lie has prslrhcI m Eocuc.e-. Blnalo sTr@gH,e Ail
BlAdiord. 4t present h. - pastor OF NNho6 tl'lH
iipe, .drl,,te 10 thr>i;encr,l Conferences lie wA'
delegate To- tue Methodist Fcdn' '~ t""h' 'H H'""oH
teb " Hitchcnes the candidate ior controller, was
bnrt IN DRYDEN, TompkIus County. ia l~@u. tie was
T eIu-trd IN Homer Academy A year ago IA was the
prob on candidate FOR mem rr "t Assembly, 'oltant
County but va. defeated lie - president oi the hN'h
cock Manufacturers TO upanY, Cortland, " company
. thar makes wa ami sleigh'
William " -uI the candidate Tor Stat" treasurer
was bora ue4r Eliupursh scotland, IN lN'9 lIs "A1
trnugit 10 tbs inry by his parents WhrH NE WAH
ONLY two years old. lie was educated at mo pune
.rhonl and m The iIigh school of Poughkeep,ie Hs
| ru-ine., IA that OF spntrctiOner and caterer
H.. hn. pceu Alderman IN f"ushErep.e.
in. elected on tne Prohibition ticket and Al pr--ert "a
nrr.i-ut oi the Youn@ Mems Christian A',oraloh fo
many vr 4rs he na. had dedei Interest IN The w"rs oI
truuerance 1co'ie In 1886 hs Was tn Gran North'
Patriarch OF tho OF Temperance In 1854 he LETT the
Republican party And loinsd tue Prohibition party. -
| Linn f. Gray, the candidate Tor HtAte In.
| rnerr IA a and lawyer OF
III-uville Ulster County. ls IA f0rtvuys years on
three wears ago ne Nas elected member, 40 frohll
flnui. OF the BOARD OF Excise OF Mawarsng Formerly
Mr. GRAY VS. Democrat but FOR sixteen years ne mas
been a ProhIbi ionst. ,,, l.
SiI,s " Mason tho candidate for Attorney General IL
la,vcr OF Nestfrld ChautSuqua Comfy. Ie !, toItN
Tcur ve ara old and was formerly Democrat FOR NO
p,rty wo years ago was the Prohibition cs"diGate
Tor state senator the Cnautauqua tattarAIghs D'
tIct. .-t..,, ., ,b. rr,,tr =.
Uon,e .ud wors warmly cOngrau atod Oy 'her lIlVhS
| sYLVANUs II. SWEET SAYS HE WILL NOT kun
sylvanus H. sweet the Labor nominee Tor STATE In
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